Question 1

How much does hydrojetting cost in DFW?

Accepted Answer

Most residential drain jetting jobs land in a predictable range based on line size, access and how bad the blockage is. We quote a flat price before we start — no hourly meter running, no surprises. Estimates are always free.

Question 2

Is hydrojetting safe for my pipes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when it's done by someone who knows what they're looking at. We camera-inspect first on older or suspect lines and dial pressure and nozzle selection to the pipe material. If a line is too compromised to jet, we tell you instead of jetting it anyway.

Question 3

What's the difference between snaking and hydrojetting?

Accepted Answer

A cable/snake punches a hole through the clog so water drains again. Hydrojetting scours the entire inside wall of the pipe back to full diameter — grease film, root hair, scale and sludge included. That's why jetted lines stay clear far longer.

Question 4

What causes most clogs?

Accepted Answer

Kitchen lines: cooking grease that cools and coats the pipe. Bathroom lines: hair and soap scum. Main lines in older DFW neighborhoods: tree roots finding joints, plus scale buildup in cast iron. Our shifting clay soil makes root intrusion especially common here.

Question 5

Do you offer same-day service?

Accepted Answer

Most days, yes. Call early and we'll tell you honestly whether we can get to you today or first thing tomorrow. We keep emergency slots open for active backups and sewage overflows.

Question 6

Do you do camera inspections?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Camera inspection is available with any jetting job and is the only way to know whether you have a clog, a belly, an offset joint or a break. We'll show you the footage on the spot.

Question 7

Will pressure washing damage my siding or roof?

Accepted Answer

Not with the right method. Hard surfaces like concrete take high pressure. Siding, stucco, painted wood and roofs get a low-pressure soft wash with cleaning solution that does the work instead of raw PSI.

Question 8

Do you offer recurring maintenance plans?

Accepted Answer

Yes — restaurants, retail centers, HOAs and property managers can set up monthly, quarterly or semi-annual service at a locked rate with priority emergency response.

Question 9

Do I need a camera inspection before hydrojetting?

Accepted Answer

On newer PVC lines, usually not. On cast iron, clay, or any line that has backed up before, yes. Jetting a line that is already cracked or collapsed tells you nothing — the camera is how we separate a cleaning problem from a repair problem.

Question 10

How long does hydrojetting last?

Accepted Answer

A residential kitchen or main line typically stays clear for two to five years. Restaurant grease lines need quarterly or monthly service depending on fryer volume and how much goes down the sinks.

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